In Scandinavian languages, the letter Å means river.

The statement "in Scandinavian languages, the letter 'Å' means river" is true. This is because in Danish, Norwegian, and Swedish, the letter 'Å' represents the sound /oː/ or /ɔː/ and is equivalent to the English letter 'A'. However, it is also used to signify the word "river" in place names or when referring to bodies of water in these languages. Therefore, the letter 'Å' does have the meaning of "river" in Scandinavian languages.